Re: April 27

>Well, do you know what April 27th is?
>
>It is national "Take your Daughter to Work" day!
>
>It has been advertised of Lifetime TV channel, and is endorsed by GSUSA.
>
>Now is the time to show your daughters what kind of career opportunities
>are open to her. She can see what is is you do and know that she is
>capable of doing that or any number of jobs related to yours, as she sees
>others you relate to in you job.
>
>If you talk to her school and explain what an educational experience this
>is it can be considered an excused absence. (I know it is around here.)
>
>This can be a great opportunity--take advantage of this, even if for only
>a half day.
>
>YiS,
>
>Lisa Varner << lvarner@freenet.columbus.oh.us >>
>Haven't been there. Don't want to go. Don't need another t-shirt!
>
>

I work at the Port Hueneme Division of the Naval Surface Warfare Center
(PHD/NSWC)
in Port Hueneme, California. We decided a few years ago to support this
event and
call it "Take Our Daughters and Sons To Work Day". Because we choose to nurture
both our daughters and our sons, we were severely criticised by the National
Organization of Women (NOW) and "The Los Angeles Times" on April 28th.

High praise indeed!!!!!

We shall continue to refuse to discriminate against any of our children.

Disclaimer: My opinions expressed here are mine and those of the majority of
us who work here at PHD/NSWC, but do not necessarily represent those of
PHD/NSWC,
the United States Navy, nor the Government of the United States of America.

I'll probably have some of my Scouts come "shadow" this summer me as I do my
work
as a computer specialist. I've got about 6 of them who want to go for Computers
merit badge.

Yours in Scouting,

Rodger
Rodger Morris, rlm@suned1.nswses.navy.mil
Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 852, Ventura County Council (CA), BSA
National Woodbadge 416, Philmont, 1973
"I used to be a Beaver..."

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